Validation Engineer

Connectivity BU Engineer

We are expanding our team in the Connectivity BU and looking for passionate engineers to join us!

Our team has been working on BLE products and is responsible for pre-silicon and post-silicon functional validation of SoCs (including peripherals and ROM FW). We are now planning to expand into the exciting UWB domain. Additionally, the team plays a key role in collecting FPGA requirements from various teams (SW, ROM, PE, etc.) and delivering quality-checked FPGA builds to stakeholders.

Experience Required: 2 to 5 years

What We Expect from Candidates:

1. Good understanding of ARM core-side debug architecture
2. Comfortable working with TI CCS tools
3. Experience in developing test plans and test suites from scratch for pre and post silicon validation
4. Strong debugging skills on Cadence Palladium and FPGA boards
5. Debug experience on silicon using HW scopes
6. Strong understanding of serial protocols like I2C, I2S, CAN, SPI, UART (added advantage)

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